The heated therapy pool is busy rented out Monday-Friday, all day to St. Albans Northwestern for…read morepool therapy. And on the weekends, they have kids and babies swim. They have it available for only one hour, but who wants to get into a warm pool with pee?

Because the gym upstairs uses the same changing rooms as the pool the people come downstairs…read morewithout masks and "aren't" supposed to be told they need to have them on. I guess the ol' mighty dollar is more important than public safety especially since a lot of people are there to use the pool for physical therapy.

Everything was great. Party was fun. Thanks so much for providing a great space for a 3 year old…read morebirthday party

It is not hard to give this facility a 5 Star rating! Whether you are an avid swimmer or a beginner…read moreyou will find your community here. Charlotte and her colleagues are on hand to provide encouragement for every level of swimmer, and within a few visits you will be on your way to meet your fitness goal. When I returned after major surgery they helped me come up with a gentle plan and wow, I was back on track faster than I could have imagined. The pool is as beautiful as it is clean, as is the rest of the establishment, including fabulous workout areas. If you are in Stowe for a holiday spend a few hours here-- I guarantee you will leave refreshed. If you live in the area, gift yourself a membership, and just watch your joy increase after each visit.

This is a gorgeous park along the shore of lake Champlain, with a wonderful walkway for locals and…read moretourists to enjoy the beauty of the landscape. The downtown Burlington is visible from the park. There's also tiny beach like sand area available. The adjacent park is also very popular among locals. The area bbq stations setup. Multiple playground areas with slides, swing, and marry go round. The park has two parking areas. One closer to main park, another one is further in, closer to the tree house. Both are paid parkings, but when we went on Sunday, we didn't have to pay. There are couple of volleyball fields next to the treehouse. We saw a bunch of people playing. The treehouse itself was underwhelming. Still it is a beautiful park to visit.

What a nice park! It really has everything. Hiking trails by the river, playground, sports court,…read moreand the view! The playground has 2-3 sections so it's not over crowded at the same area. Along the hiking trail, there are equipments for physical therapy. The day we went was chilly but still quite a lot of people biking and hiking. The treehouse is cool but I think it will have better view in summer. Lots graffiti inside tho. I didn't like that. Parking lot on site (kiosk to pay fee?)

With so much rain this summer 2021, I decided to make most of it and do a waterfalls tour…read more Huntington is a bit out of the way and this review is based on my first visit. HG is a dramatic natural stunner. It's compact, STEEP and loud with ROARING waterfalls. Many falls, you cannot see from above and without endangering self. There's been many fatalities over the years so swimming and climbing down to the falls are heavily discouraged by the local government. There are several very short trails from the road for viewing but the trails were ridden with poison ivies! Also, there were poured granite gravels in an effort to alleviate a landslide (which is rare in VT) from the paved road. One could cross AFTER (not upstream) the Gorge to cross to the opposite side. If you desire to, I'd recommend wearing a pair of water-shoes and perhaps not soon after rain. HG is unlike any other rapids I've seen in VT. It is worth visiting to see the extreme changes of water flow and power of nature. It's an out of place, tiny compact version of gorges that you see out West. Parking is sparse...a handful of spots above the Gorge. It was a bit of a downer to see so much (signs) discouragement. Obviously peeps don't stop coming....maybe they could embrace and build safeguards for everyone to access and enjoy this beauty safely?

Huntington Gorge, the site of Richmond's first grist mill and electric generating plant, is an…read moreawesome, natural beauty. A gorgeous (and dangerous if not respected) gorge complete with waterfalls and swimming holes. Had I not read about it, I would not have known of its previous history... on first glance it appears to be an untouched site as there are no obvious signs of its previous industry. The gorge attracts a number of different types of visitors... photographers, hikers, swimmers, etc. There is a very small parking lot to house everyone stopping in. There is very strict signage posted around the property warning of the danger the site. Heed these warnings as there have been over 2 dozen deaths spanning the last 50+ years in this area. It is easy to see why... the power of these waterfalls can be heard and felt as you approach the rim. If you choose to swim here, do so in the lowest basins (avoid the upper and its currents) and be safe... stay aware of your surroundings. I was more than content viewing the falls from a safe distance despite the elevated outdoor temperature that day. The risk that some people took during my short time there (hanging over the rim for photos, wading through the waters of the upper pools) was just incredible. Be smart. There are several short paths that deliver you to various views of the area. Tread carefully and you will be rewarded with some spectacular views. I just happened upon this location on my way to hike Camel's Hump but I'm so glad my GPS brought me down the dirt road this is located off of. It's worth the visit!

Today, my Stepson went to a birthday party for his friend, and we all tagged along. It was the…read morefirst time Liam had ever been in a pool, and he had a blast. He willingly went under water several times, and refused to get out even with his lips quivering. The Aquadome in Lasalle was amazing. There are slides for kids of all ages, (Liam was obsessed with the one in the baby/toddler area), and a neat umbrella which was his second favourite spot. The room for the party was spacious, yet simple. You can buy bathing suits and floating devices at the front desk and there is also a snack bar with tables and chairs in a separate area away from the pool. We didn't try the food since the party had its own food, but it looked amazing. The family changing area was great- quite a few stalls, several changing tables for little ones and many bathrooms, all of which, were very clean. You can tell the garbages are changed frequently. I was told the separate male only changing room was larger than the family one, but I obviously didn't see the inside of it for myself. The life guards do their jobs well and ensure a safe environment. They have their seats but also stand at different points around the pool so there are several vantage points. We will definitely be going back.

I googled "things to do in Montreal" and this came up. The photos made it look like an indoor…read morebeach! There was lots of parking and this place is open very late as family swim ends at 8:45pm here! However, I think they could do better. The locker room had dirt and hair all over the floor and oddly enough there were no hooks next to the showers (unless you count the moldy benches but I didn't want to place my stuff there) Once we got into the pool, I immediately noticed that the pool floor was slimy and grimy. I've never felt that before and figured it was chlorine maybe? When I got home and googled it .. it turned out to be algae and a sign that the pool is poorly maintained. They have 3 slides, the large main one was broken and the 2 small ones were open. So, I asked the lifeguard if I could put my 3 year old son on it and she said sure just catch him since he can't swim. I went to catch him as he came down the slide and he went so fast it felt like a blow to my chest. You'd think the lifeguard could have warned me how painful it would be to catch a small child off of one of these slides! The complex that this place is in seems interesting. They have a badminton room and indoor rock climbing. I might come here to check out more activities but no more Aquadome for me! Also, I went off hours, pretty late on a weeknight, and the place was still pretty crowded. I can only imagine how hectic it gets on weekends. Way too many people. I saw several employees just walking around (not even lifeguards) and I think they should have been testing the water quality, mopping the floors, and cleaning the pool. Things that clearly needed to be done but weren't.

After developing severe spinal issues, I joined to use the pool. 4 days after I joined, the…read morebusiness shut down due to COVID for several months. After it reopened, the reservation system was a plus. Pool locker rooms are dark. Using the bathroom feels like being locked in a coffin. Pool is downstairs, but spinner for wet bathing suits is upstairs, with no handicap access. This place is not handicap friendly at all. There is a long, long narrow walkway on a steep incline as the handicap access. This is impossible to navigate in a wheelchair due to the steepness of the incline. There is also no handrail to help those with shortness of breath or balance issues. The one time I used the ramp, no one responded to open the door, which is locked. It is also not covered, which is a problem when it is raining, in the off chance that someone may actually answer the door. After being open for a couple of months, they closed again, but once again were asking members to keep paying dues to reduce the burden on the club. If you have mobility issues, especially with navigating stairs, avoid this place at all costs. How this facility ever passed on ADA compliance is a complete mystery to ne

If you're looking for an indoor pool in the area don't waste your cash on a year membership at the…read moreBerlin location of First in Fitness. This pool is almost completely unusable. The combination of excessive quantities of chlorine and the pool's ridiculously high temperature causes problems for many users. Unfortunately my partner and I made a year commitment before we knew this, which is our fault. Don't make the same mistake. Additionally the social atmosphere of the regular workout room is bizarre. Due to space limitations the work out equipment has to share space with the weight lifting room. This includes a lot of weight lifting dudes standing around staring and having the kind of conversations I'm more comfortable hearing secondhand at a bar. The women's workout room, no doubt developed in direct reaction to this scenario, is small but sufficient. Tennis aficionados may like this place for its popular indoor courts. It seems to be the most significant feature of the Berlin location. We changed our membership to the Montpelier First in Fitness which has no pool and no courts but a better floor plan and location.

Great facility, nice staff and great coaches. Am very grateful bringing my kid there and am still…read more thanks to all the members of this clean and nice place

I went swimming here with my two children, and they absolutely loved it. I will definitely be…read morereturning. They were lots of Floaties to play with, and the pool was large enough that we could move around freely without bumping into other people. Definitely recommend it.

We visited the Montreal Olympic Swimming Pool and Olympic Parc on a full day tour of Montreal…read more It was super cool to see and hear about the construction of the facility and the pool for the 1976 Olympics. It's inside the giant, leaning, Montreal Tower, which in itself is really neat to see. In the Olympic Pool area, there is also a small museum too that covers the 1976 Olympic Games. On our tour, the guide explained to our group how the pool (and other smaller pools) were built for the swimming, diving, and other water sports. The pool is still used for recreational swimming by the citizens of Montreal, which I appreciate that they found a new use for it vs. tearing everything down and building over the site.

Coming here was the highlight of our trip to Montreal and if you like to swim I would definitely…read moreput this on your itinerary. Why? In 1976 the Summer Olympics were held in Montreal and this facility which is still in the same state as in 1976 with the Olympic rings outside the door was built for the swim competition. Now you have the opportunity to swim in the same pool as the Olympic Athletes. Canadians can buy monthly memberships but Americans can swim here for a daily fee of less than $8.00 CAD with a passport and proof of double vaccination. They even have the viewing stands so bring some friends and family with you to cheer you on like in the Olympics. The pool is super clean--the cleanest I have ever seen. And so are the locker rooms and showers. I had googles on and dove to the bottom a few times and it was cleaner than any pool that I have been in. You are required to keep a face covering on all times walking around except in the pool. ( I got reprimanded initially by the lifeguard for walking near the pool without one.) There are lanes for laps, a kiddie area, and free swim area. There are 2 lifeguards on duty on both sides of the pool. They even have a machine in the locker room to dry your swim suit--worked great! There are open lockers but you will need to bring a lock--we just used our small suitcase locks--it seems relatively safe when we were here. They have benches next to the pool for your towel and things. We took a Uber here from the hotel but if you are driving, park in P5 lot. Give yourself a few hours to come here because if you are not familar its a maze of Olympic buildings and once inside another maze figuring out how to get from the locker room to the pool without walking though another gender's locker room. I had to consult with other swimmers and such nice people in Montreal--they gave me an escort. Just a tremendous experience and we are thankful to the Montreal people for allowing us to "jump in."

Great camping trip. just returned from vacationing with family at Shady Oaks Camping Resort in…read morePlattsburgh NY. The resort is under new ownership and the owner Jon has a vision for what camping should be. He and the staff are very friendly and accommodating The sites are large and private with plenty of trees. One night they had a food truck on site with great pizza. They even had a retro movie set up under the stars and a community fire pit. The staff let us know more improvements are coming as well. It was a beautiful drive up through the Adirondacks to get there. The resort is only about a mile from the beach on Lake Champlain and about four miles from the ferry to Vermont. We really enjoyed ourselves and look forward to returning again soon.

Spent a quiet few days here last week. We were in the front field by the office with no one else…read morearound so it was quiet. The owner/manager was nice and helped me back into my site and that was the last time we saw him. No one bothered us and we just did our thing. They had stable power, good water and sewer access so everything we needed. The only reason I gave 4 stars is the site was not level side to side. Had to use the leveler ramps on the passenger side of the trailer for only the 2nd or 3rd time in 5 years of doing this. Otherwise a perfectly fine place to stay and a reasonable nightly rate. We'll call again if we return to the Plattsburgh area.